Bitcoin News
Anthony Pompliano's Bitcoin Treasury Firm ProCap BTC Closes SPAC Merger Deal
Shares in the company fell more than 50% this week as the merger approval went forward.
Trump’s Security Strategy: Impact on Bitcoin, Gold, Bond Yields
The White House's new National Security Strategy emphasizes increased global fiscal expansion and military spending.
MARA Trades at a Premium Factoring in Its Debt, Not a Discount: VanEck’s Sigel
VanEck’s Matthew Sigel argues MARA’s valuation looks expensive when adjusted for its leverage and capital structure.
Crypto Sector Lit Up Bright Red as Bitcoin Slips Back to $90K
Softer than expected private inflation data did spark some hope that the Friday decline could reverse.
STRF Emerges as Strategy’s Standout Credit Instrument After Nine Months of Trading
The company's senior preferred stock has rebounded 20% from November lows, with investors apparently favoring that over the more junior issues.
JPMorgan Maintains Bitcoin's Gold-Linked Target at $170K Despite Recent Drop
The bank’s volatility-adjusted bitcoin-to-gold model still points to a theoretical price around $170K over the next six to twelve months.
Here's How Much Bitcoin, XRP, Ether, Solana May Move on Friday's Inflation Report
A softer inflation report could lower the 10-year Treasury yield and support cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin Could Continue Chopping Below $95K Into Year-End and Altcoins Could Benefit, Analyst Says
Low-liquidity in December may cap bitcoin's recovery rally, but rangebound trading for the largest crypto could benefit smaller digital assets, Wincent's Paul Howard said.
Bitcoin’s Negative Correlation With Nasdaq Persists, and History Suggests a Bottom May Be Forming
Historical patterns show that bitcoin often bottoms when its correlation with the Nasdaq 100 breaks down, a dynamic now appearing for the fourth time in five years.
Sovereign Wealth Funds Were Buyers as Bitcoin Plunged: BlackRock's Larry Fink
The CEO of the asset management giant, whose IBIT is the largest of the spot BTC ETFs, said the state actors were buying not for a trade, but to hold for years.
